prettyredhead said:
[*****Again, lawyer man prove that she has intent and malice towards the children. You need proof, other than a few sentences from a frustrated mother whose childrens father cares more where his penis is getting wet than the children he made. You act like it is a picnic being a mother. It is not that easy especially when you have little EMOTIONAL support.
On June 20, 2001, 36-year-old Andrea Yates, a Texas mother of five, methodically drowned all of her children and then phoned the police.
Yates, whose children ranged in age from 6 months to 7 years, had been suffering from post-partum depression since the birth of her 2-year-old, had been on medication, and Child Protection Services -- who investigated the family after Andrea Yates's suicide attempt two years ago -- claimed they had no reason to believe the children were not being properly cared for.
(See that? CPS supposedly had no reason to think she'd do this. Apparently, no one else thought so either. Even her husband, the children's father. The "proof" wasn't seen until there were 5 children dead, by their mother's hand.)
The beginning of the letter read, "You will, without a doubt, make some lucky man a great wife. But unfortunately, it won’t be me." Another passage began, "Susan, I could really fall for you. You have some endearing qualities about you, and I think that you are a terrific person. But like I have told you before, there are some things about you that aren’t suited for me, and yes, I am speaking about your children." The letter was dated October 17, 1994. A week later, Susan Smith quitely rolled her children, strapped into car seats, into a lake and drowned them.
County sheriff's officers arriving at Deanna Laney's home early Saturday found two of her sons, 8 and 6, dead and a 14-month-old son alive but bleeding in his crib with a pillow over his face.
"She was approximately 100 yards behind the house, still in her nightclothes, blood all over her," Sheriff J.B. Smith said on the CBS News Early Show before the gag order was imposed. "She had evidently beaten them to death with a rock — led them out of the house one at a time, and killed the children."
Meanwhile, First Assembly of God Pastor Gary Bell told his congregation Sunday about the deaths of his two nephews, injuries to the third and the arrest of his sister-in-law.
"No one would have expected such a tragedy to unfold, especially so close to home," Bell said during the service. "This family was the last one you would think this could happen in."
"She was just a stable individual in society, well-respected, well-loved, very gentle woman — no indication of anything like this," said Smith.
***** Yeah.... wait for "proof". You'll find it in a graveyard, in a small casket, 6 feet underground.